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“My friend, who sometimes shares his writing with me, once said my feedback always falls into three categories:
1. Make it shorter.
2. Make it more appealing.
3. How could it apply to more people?”
1. Make it shorter.
2. Make it more appealing.
3. How could it apply to more people?”
3-2-1: My advice for writers, what silence says, and the chapters of your life
But that’s the funny thing about this work: You can do something you really like and someone else just looks at it and says, “I need to end this today.”
Judd Apatow • Sick in the Head: Conversations About Life and Comedy
Now, I assumed he meant “two seconds” figuratively, as in “I just have to wash my hair and put on my makeup—I’ll be ready to go in two seconds.” Obviously, I was wrong. Robert meant two seconds as in 00:02.
Chuck Klosterman • Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs
The riskiest part of every sermon is always the illustration. It either clarifies or confuses. There is no middle ground.